At Texas Medical Screening, your health is our priority. We offer advanced medical screening to detect health issues early, providing peace of mind and personalized care.
OUR PRODUCT OFFERINGS
PS-2000D offers integrated blood pressure and biometric screenings with touchscreen convenience, multilingual support, and optional wireless patient tracking—ideal for high-traffic retail or clinical environments.
A compact, cost-effective version of the PS-2000D, the PS-2000C delivers core biometric screenings with a smaller footprint and streamlined interface—perfect for pharmacies and clinics with space or budget constraints.
Built for affordability and reliability, the PS-1000 is a rugged, standalone blood pressure kiosk designed for heavy public use, offering accurate readings with no-frills operation and minimal maintenance needs.
Our 90550 health kiosk offers blood pressure and heart rate assessments in a user-friendly interface, providing individuals with quick and accurate insights into their overall health status.
The LC500 health kiosk integrates cutting-edge technology for effortless health assessments. Equipped with blood pressure monitoring, heart rate detection, and BMI calculation, it provides users with accurate and convenient health tracking.
Our kiosks provide quick, self-guided assessments of essential health indicators, including blood pressure, pulse, weight, and BMI. Beyond measurements, the kiosk creates accessible touchpoints that support wellness awareness, education, and engagement across a variety of environments.
No. The kiosk is fully self-guided and does not require dedicated staff to assist users. It is designed to integrate seamlessly into everyday environments without adding operational burden. Organizations can integrate the kiosk into existing wellness programs, employee benefits, patient engagement strategies, or customer-facing environments without adding operational complexity.
Yes. Screenings are conducted individually, and results are displayed directly to the user. Program configurations can support different use cases, including workplace wellness, campus engagement, retail access, or patient education initiatives.
Kiosks are commonly placed in high-traffic environments such as:
Placement is flexible and can be tailored to high-traffic areas to encourage consistent engagement.
Kiosks support wellness initiatives, patient engagement strategies, employee benefits programs, campus recreation efforts, and community health outreach.
The kiosk is designed for broad accessibility and can be used by students, employees, patients, or community members, depending on where it is placed. The interface is simple, guided, and easy to use without medical supervision. The experience is designed to feel intuitive in workplaces, campuses, healthcare environments, retail spaces, and community settings.
Most interactions take just a few minutes, allowing people to engage during a workday, on campus, during a retail visit, or during a clinical check-in.
Yes. Depending on program configuration, organizations may have access to aggregated usage insights that help support planning and wellness initiatives while maintaining user privacy. Aggregated insights can help organizations understand engagement patterns, program reach, and opportunities to enhance wellness access across their environment.
We work with organizations across education, corporate wellness, healthcare, and retail environments to design programs that align with their goals, audiences, and operational needs.
No. Preventive health kiosks are designed to support awareness, not replace professional medical evaluation or treatment. They encourage early recognition of potential concerns and informed follow-up when needed.
The kiosk performs automated assessments of key health indicators, including:
Blood pressure (systolic and diastolic)
Pulse rate
Weight
Body Mass Index (BMI)
Results are displayed immediately in an easy-to-understand format to support awareness and trend monitoring.
No. The kiosk is designed for fully self-guided use and does not require medical personnel. This helps expand access to preventive screening without increasing staffing.
Kiosks are designed for high-traffic environments and typically require:
A standard electrical outlet
Adequate clearance for seated or standing use
Stable indoor placement in climate-controlled settings
Final placement specifications are confirmed during implementation planning.
Screenings are conducted individually, and results are displayed directly to the user. Program configurations can be structured to align with privacy standards and organizational policies. When aggregate reporting is enabled, data is typically anonymized and presented in summary form to support planning and usage analysis without exposing individual identities.
Yes. Depending on configuration, organizations may receive access to usage metrics and aggregate health trend data to support:
Wellness program evaluation
Campus or workforce engagement tracking
Preventive health initiative planning
Reporting capabilities are aligned with privacy requirements and institutional guidelines.
The kiosk is designed for durability and regular use in public environments. Maintenance needs are minimal and may include:
Routine cleaning
Periodic calibration checks
Replacement of consumable components as needed
Service and support options are discussed during onboarding.
The kiosk utilizes validated measurement technology designed for public-facing health screening environments. Equipment is maintained according to manufacturer specifications to support consistent, reliable performance. Preventive screenings are intended for awareness and do not replace diagnostic medical evaluation.
Yes. The kiosk is designed to complement existing health, wellness, fitness, and preventive initiatives, supporting:
Employee wellness programs
Student health initiatives
Community health outreach efforts
Pharmacy-based preventive services
Implementation can be tailored to align with organizational goals and engagement strategies.
Common deployments include:
Corporate workplaces
Higher education campuses
Healthcare facilities
Retail pharmacy environments
Community centers
High-visibility, accessible areas typically yield stronger engagement.
Implementation includes:
Site assessment and placement planning
Delivery and installation
Configuration of reporting (if applicable)
Orientation for designated internal contacts
The goal is seamless integration with minimal operational disruption.
Organizations aiming to:
Expand access to preventive health without increasing staffing
Support early awareness initiatives
Reduce friction in wellness participation
Strengthen long-term preventive health strategies
may benefit from kiosk-based screening.
Our team works with organizations to assess:
Population size and traffic flow
Wellness objectives
Privacy considerations
Operational requirements
From there, we provide guidance on implementation strategy and expected engagement.
Have any questions about getting started with any of our solutions? Call or email us and we will be glad to give you a comprehensive assessment and analysis on how our products might benefit your organization!
